One of this man's recurring characters was introduced in his first novel, The Cotton-Pickers and later appeared a third time in The Bridge in the Jungle. That character made his most famous appearance in a novel by this man in which he is shanghaied into serving on the Empress of Madagascar after earlier being stranded in Antwerp and forced to take a job as a drag man aboard the Yorikke. The most famous novel by this creator of Gerald Gales and author of The Death Ship stars the prospectors Curtin, Howard, and Fred C. (*) Dobbs, the latter two of whom are eventually caught and executed by the Federales. The 1948 John Huston adaptation of that novel by this man popularized a line he'd originally written as "In fact, we don't need badges. I don't have to show you any stinking badges!" He may be synonymous with his ostensible agent Hal Croves, while others think his true identity is Otto Feige or Ret Marut. For 10 points, identify this mys
One of this man's recurring characters was introduced in his first novel, The Cotton-Pickers and later appeared a third time in The Bridge in the Jungle. That character made his most famous appearance in a novel by this man in which he is shanghaied into serving on the Empress of Madagascar after earlier being stranded in Antwerp and forced to take a job as a drag man aboard the Yorikke. The most famous novel by this creator of Gerald Gales and author of The Death Ship stars the prospectors Curtin, Howard, and Fred C. (*) Dobbs, the latter two of whom are eventually caught and executed by the Federales. The 1948 John Huston adaptation of that novel by this man popularized a line he'd originally written as "In fact, we don't need badges. I don't have to show you any stinking badges!" He may be synonymous with his ostensible agent Hal Croves, while others think his true identity is Otto Feige or Ret Marut. For 10 points, identify this mysterious author of The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.
One of this man's recurring characters was introduced in his first novel, The Cotton-Pickers and later appeared a third time in The Bridge in the Jungle.
{B. Traven} [accept {Hal Croves}, {Traven Torsvan}, {Otto Feige}, or {Ret Marut} ({though} not after they're mentioned); do not accept {Jack London}, {Ambrose Bierce}, {Adolfo Lopez Mateos}, or {August Bibelje} ({we} are {selective} about {our B. Traven conspiracy theories})]